Luiz loves a deadline day move obviously. I dont blame Lamps for selling and i dont blame Arsenal for buying. Should suit both parties.Old Man Andrews wrote:It's a bit of a weird one. Doesn't reflect too well on Lampard does it? Didn't Luiz only sign a new deal quite recently? Guessing Lampard told him he won't be first choice and he got the hump.NotARacist wrote:David Luiz to Arsenal is both brilliant and hilarious.
How old is he now?The Enfield Royal71 wrote:Sessegnon to spurs.
Last year 19mill would have been a steal.
Lets see if he will make it at a better team or if his true level is Championship.
Does that matter?NotARacist wrote:How old is he now?The Enfield Royal71 wrote:Sessegnon to spurs.
Last year 19mill would have been a steal.
Lets see if he will make it at a better team or if his true level is Championship.
It did to the pundits claiming he was the second coming.The Enfield Royal71 wrote:Does that matter?NotARacist wrote:How old is he now?The Enfield Royal71 wrote:Sessegnon to spurs.
Last year 19mill would have been a steal.
Lets see if he will make it at a better team or if his true level is Championship.
Despite everything he has achieved I'm his career, my over riding memory of David Luiz is being wobble lipped and AWOL somewhere in midfield as the Germans scored at will.NotARacist wrote:Luiz loves a deadline day move obviously. I dont blame Lamps for selling and i dont blame Arsenal for buying. Should suit both parties.Old Man Andrews wrote:It's a bit of a weird one. Doesn't reflect too well on Lampard does it? Didn't Luiz only sign a new deal quite recently? Guessing Lampard told him he won't be first choice and he got the hump.NotARacist wrote:David Luiz to Arsenal is both brilliant and hilarious.
I just cant wait to see Luiz and Mustafi looking at each other in bemused bewilderment as they have both let some championship level player rinse them.
Same. A Chelsea fan got very angry with me for suggesting he is too often a liability without at least 2 CBs to partner him.From Despair To Where? wrote:Despite everything he has achieved I'm his career, my over riding memory of David Luiz is being wobble lipped and AWOL somewhere in midfield as the Germans scored at will.NotARacist wrote:Luiz loves a deadline day move obviously. I dont blame Lamps for selling and i dont blame Arsenal for buying. Should suit both parties.Old Man Andrews wrote: It's a bit of a weird one. Doesn't reflect too well on Lampard does it? Didn't Luiz only sign a new deal quite recently? Guessing Lampard told him he won't be first choice and he got the hump.
I just cant wait to see Luiz and Mustafi looking at each other in bemused bewilderment as they have both let some championship level player rinse them.
Ah I miss* the days of watching Fulham on Sky and Don Goodman getting all hot and flustered over him.NotARacist wrote:It did to the pundits claiming he was the second coming.The Enfield Royal71 wrote:Does that matter?NotARacist wrote: How old is he now?
Yeah that was weird wasn't it? An unhealthy obsession. Goodman was either his lover or his agent.Hendo wrote:Ah I miss* the days of watching Fulham on Sky and Don Goodman getting all hot and flustered over him.NotARacist wrote:It did to the pundits claiming he was the second coming.The Enfield Royal71 wrote:
Does that matter?
Fulham are actually making some good money on him considering he only has a year left. I'm sure I read he was a childhood Arsenal fan somewhere though.Old Man Andrews wrote:Yeah that was weird wasn't it? An unhealthy obsession. Goodman was either his lover or his agent.Hendo wrote:Ah I miss* the days of watching Fulham on Sky and Don Goodman getting all hot and flustered over him.NotARacist wrote: It did to the pundits claiming he was the second coming.
Didn't rate him at all last season, he looked lost. Think he will be with the right manager though at Spurs.NotARacist wrote:Fulham are actually making some good money on him considering he only has a year left. I'm sure I read he was a childhood Arsenal fan somewhere though.Old Man Andrews wrote:Yeah that was weird wasn't it? An unhealthy obsession. Goodman was either his lover or his agent.Hendo wrote:
Ah I miss* the days of watching Fulham on Sky and Don Goodman getting all hot and flustered over him.
Decent business if he stays fit.Old Man Andrews wrote:James McCarthy to Palace is an early contender for the crap transfer of the day award.
Yeah. I loved how many morons picked him in fantasy football. Expecting a lot of a young player.Old Man Andrews wrote:Didn't rate him at all last season, he looked lost. Think he will be with the right manager though at Spurs.NotARacist wrote:Fulham are actually making some good money on him considering he only has a year left. I'm sure I read he was a childhood Arsenal fan somewhere though.Old Man Andrews wrote: Yeah that was weird wasn't it? An unhealthy obsession. Goodman was either his lover or his agent.
Crap as in dull not the player.NotARacist wrote:Decent business if he stays fit.Old Man Andrews wrote:James McCarthy to Palace is an early contender for the crap transfer of the day award.
Ah. I see.Old Man Andrews wrote:Crap as in dull not the player.NotARacist wrote:Decent business if he stays fit.Old Man Andrews wrote:James McCarthy to Palace is an early contender for the crap transfer of the day award.
He'll be absolutely fine for the League Cup.The Enfield Royal71 wrote:Bizarre transfer of the day.
Scott Carson on loan to Man City.
Corrected for you.From Despair To Where? wrote:He'll be absolutely making up their English quota in Europe.The Enfield Royal71 wrote:Bizarre transfer of the day.
Scott Carson on loan to Man City.
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